When the Continental Congress issued currency to finance the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress:

A. tied the value of the "continental" to gold.
B. made "continentals" legal tender.
C. issued too many "continentals," eventually making the currency worthless.
D. tied the value of the "continental" to gold to French "assignats."


Answer: C

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